Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   4,117|                      117. Over the years the bishops and priests


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 2 5      |        however, he spent his early years in Rome, he not unnaturally
 3 5      |        Pope Sixtus III between the years 430 and 439, and played


Grata recordatio
   §
 4 3      |           faded or vanished as the years of Our life have passed.
 5 3      |            and simplicity that the years have made Mary's rosary


Mater et magistra
   §
 6 6      |           for nigh on two thousand years, from the early ministrations
 7 7      |         Novarum, published seventy years ago by Our Predecessor,
 8 9      |        with us even today, so many years after it was written. It
 9 27     |                          27. Forty years after the appearance of
10 35     |         the fact that in the forty years that had supervened since
11 46     |              46. But in the twenty years which have elapsed since
12 103    |            L.O. Or O.I.T. For many years now it has been making an
13 104    |          well-known that in recent years in the larger industrial
14 112    |           112. Moreover, in recent years, as we have seen, the productive
15 120    |                     120. In recent years the State and other agencies
16 164    |            been affected in recent years by the urgent need of supporting
17 165    |    increased, and We hope that the years ahead will see the wealthier
18 216    |          love so dearly, suffering years of bitter persecution in
19 220    | particularly over the past hundred years, and through the efforts


Pacem in terris
   §
20 122    |          are confident that in the years that lie ahead it will be


Princeps pastorum
   §
21 2      |            that, in its very first years, Our priestly mission should
22 2      |    willingly performed during four years of Our priestly life. We
23 4      |          illud,5 with which, forty years ago, Our predecessor Benedict
24 7      |           during forty very active years, the works and undertakings
25 43     |       great comfort that, over the years, in lands that are still


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
26    ,1  |           over the span of so many years, We never stop giving thanks
27    ,4  |       completely broken from forty years of the most tireless and
28    ,9  |           heaven, now, one hundred years after his death, offers
29   1,26 |   immolation of his will for forty years. ~
30   2,44 |           whole of the last thirty years of his life in Church caring
31   2,53 |            the stain of sin as the years went by, and because he
32   3,70 |    Sacrament of Penance for thirty years with almost no interruption;
33   3,76 |            he was already along in years, and he had great difficulty
34   3,108|          rests great hopes for the years to come. ~